Salt Pellet Machine

A Salt Pellet Machine (pellet press/pellet mill) compresses powdered or dusty raw materials — in this case salt — into uniform pellets by forcing the material through a mould (die) using rollers and a press mechanism.

Powdered material is fed into the machine where rollers press it against a rotating die (flat or ring type). The pressure compacts the material and forces it through die holes to form pellets; pellet size and shape are determined by the die configuration.

There are three main types: ring-die pellet presses, flat-die pellet presses, and combined/efficient models that use a flat-die structure with ring-die advantages. Our product lineup includes classical ring-die models and combined efficient models such as the introduced 700kg series.

Capacity depends on the model and raw material. For example, our 55 kW ring-die model has client-reported outputs of about 600–800 kg per hour. Other models (such as the 700kg-class combined design) are sized for different throughputs — contact sales for model-specific performance.

Power requirements depend on the model. The ring-die model described uses a 55 kW motor. Electrical specifications (voltage, phase, frequency) vary by machine and market — confirm required power details when ordering.

Pellet diameter and length are determined by the die hole diameter and thickness. We offer different die specifications to produce a range of pellet sizes; provide your target pellet dimensions so we can recommend the correct die.

Yes. Pellet presses can compress many powdered raw materials into pellets (salts, minerals, some chemical powders, etc.). Suitability depends on material properties such as particle size, moisture content, and abrasiveness.

Salt is corrosive, so we recommend corrosion-resistant options (stainless-steel contact parts or anti-corrosion coatings) for long-term durability. Specify corrosion-resistant requirements when ordering.

Regular maintenance includes cleaning salt residue from the machine, checking and replacing wear parts (dies, rollers), lubricating bearings and moving parts, and monitoring motor and gearbox condition. Following a scheduled maintenance plan extends service life and reduces operating costs.

Our classical models use widely available, low-cost wear parts. Because we sell factory-direct, spare parts supply is generally good and competitively priced — contact after-sales for parts lists and lead times.

A level, solid foundation (concrete pad), suitable electrical connection sized for the machine, and adequate space for feeding, discharge, and maintenance are required. Our team can provide installation guidance and commissioning support.

Common issues: poor pellet formation (caused by incorrect moisture content, worn die/rollers, or improper feed rate), low throughput (feed or motor issues), and uneven pellets (die damage). Remedies include adjusting moisture/feed, replacing worn parts, and verifying drive components.

Use appropriate guarding, emergency stops, machine grounding, operator PPE, and dust extraction/ventilation to manage salt dust. Follow local safety regulations and best practices for electrical and mechanical safety.

Yes — factory direct sales include after-sales support. Warranty terms and support services vary by model and order; please contact our sales team for specific warranty periods, service packages, and spare-parts support.

Contact our sales team with desired capacity (kg/h), pellet size, raw material details, power supply, and corrosion-resistance requirements. We can recommend a suitable model (e.g., 55 kW ring-die or 700kg-class combined design), provide a quote, and arrange production and shipping.